toffy (Meaning)
Wordnet
toffy (n)
caramelized sugar cooled in thin sheets
Webster
toffy (n.)
Taffy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of toffy
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toffy Sentence Examples
- The rich, creamy toffee melted in my mouth, leaving a lingering sweetness.
- The candy shop displayed tantalizing rows of toffee in myriad colors and flavors.
- The toffee was hard and brittle, requiring multiple teeth to break it apart.
- The baker added a hint of toffee to the frosting, giving it a subtle but indulgent twist.
- The toffee shards glistened in the sunlight, resembling tiny shards of amber.
- The toffee-covered popcorn was a popular treat at the carnival, leaving sticky fingers and satisfied smiles.
- The toffee pudding had a soft, velvety texture and a decadent caramel flavor.
- The chef created an innovative dish by pairing savory lamb with a sweet toffee glaze.
- The old-fashioned toffee recipe had been passed down for generations, ensuring its timeless goodness.
- The toffee-scented candles filled the room with a nostalgic and comforting aroma.
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caramelized sugar cooled in thin sheetsTaffy.
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The rich, creamy toffee melted in my mouth, leaving a lingering sweetness.
The candy shop displayed tantalizing rows of toffee in myriad colors and flavors.
The toffee was hard and brittle, requiring multiple teeth to break it apart.
The baker added a hint of toffee to the frosting, giving it a subtle but indulgent twist.
